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BIG FnyNa WEST VIRGINIA TOWING,

BIG FIRE IN A WEST VIRGINIA TowS.-News from
Spencer. Roane county, ". Va. says: "a nre broke
out In the clothing store OF A. A. White, adjouing
| the courthouse saturday night, aud before &c
could be Checked twenty-siN buildings, Including
| the courthouse and jail, were Destroyed Five
hundred dollars IN cash In the coat pocket OF the
| county clerk were burned The loss VIII reach
4 S.aopo with little insurance"
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Can Get an Injunction.

ing, issued an order TO the attorneys for the eX.
ecutOrs OF the estate of Emanuel Hoffman, OF New
one DAYS notice. restraining the "Ias Trust" from
selling its bonds or from distributing the pro-
ceeds II the bonds have already been disposed Of
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Banker RaWsOn Still in Danger.
CHICAGO, october 25-The case OF Ralph Lee,
the youthful asSa1lant OF Banker KawsOn, came
up In court this morning. i was represented that
RawsOn was not yet out OF danger, and Lee was
again remanded TO jail to await results
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Help for striking Printer.

WASHINGTON TYPOGRAPHICAL ONION 1ol SENDS
MONEY AND SYMPATHY.
The New York San to-day says: August Donath
associate editor OF the Craftsman and president Of
the board OF trustees VI the International Typo
graphical Union, arrived In this city from WASH
ington yesterday with check for 500 from wash-
ington typographical Union. No. 1ol. The money
is for the striking members OF Typographical
Union No. 9. al special meeting he'd In WASH
ington on saturday." said Mr.. Donath, typo
graphical Union No lOl decided 10 send me on
here to say that they Will support No. with SYM
patty and money through thick and thin 70 the
end"
The striking printers about Pythagoras Han
yesterday talked hopefully OF settlement OF their
dispute with Typothet8. They said that the en-
ploying printers were Sorely embarrassed and
could not afford to remain. Secretary Pasco OF
the Typot hete, on the other hand, said that many
OF the employers had already filed their of1ces or
there would be room left only for the best work.
men, who are always In demand.
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Inferior department Change1s
The following Official changes have been made
In the Department ofthe Interior:
General Land Onlce-Promotion: Mrs Jennie L
Munroe, OF the District OF Columbia $500 to 81 0OO
Pension Onice--Appolntments under the civfl-ser.
vice rules: Samuel r. Downey, OF Indiana; Orris
W. Farrar. OF New Hampshire; VIM. H. Harsh
John +. Mahon, OF Illinois, and Edmund H. Cum
mings, or virginia. special examiners at s., 400.
Ivan Sumern OF Illinois, clerk at q, 400; Milton
X SchafHer, of Pennsylvania; Frederick W. Kearh,
OF Ohio; James F. Leslie, OF Illinois; Benjamin s.
Minor OF Virginia, and Phtneas Gano, Of West Wiz.
ginia. clerks at $1,000
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Moore agt. shannon; on hearing.
CRIMINAL CorRr-yudge Cor.
To-day, StroJner Carter, assault; appeal, SEN
tence susp nded during good behavior. Winnie
Fapning, alias Florence p. Tanning, larceny:
pleaded not guilty. Mary j. Mcbride and John
W. Mcfarland, violating section isl X s. d. C.. !;
ON trial
EQUITY CoURT-yudoe Me,rick.
To-day, No.ans agt. Ward; lime TO take testt-
mony limited. Morgan agt Horoyd; auditors
report confirmed. Lewis agt. Lewis; payment OF
expenses OF suit ordered. Brinkly agt. Osborn;
Freund; do.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Montgomery
To-day, Moore agt. Barbour; death OF defendant
suggested. Barrett agt- Thompson; execution
stayed TILL motion u heard. Bliss agt Colston.
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LANCASTER. Pa, october 25.-Andrew Henry, q
colOred desperate, was shot and fatally wounded
last evening, at Marietta, by Henry Harris, also
colOred. Henry had assaulted Harris mother and
Was endeavoring to force his way into the lstters
house when shot. Harris fed, and has not yet
been arrested.
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will the Tobacco Tax Go,
REPRESENTATIVES, KELLEY THINKS Carl ISLE Will A.
sENr-wHAT THE REPUBLICANS WILL Do.

REPRESENTATIVE KELLEY THINKS carr ISLE WILL A.
sENT-wHAT THE RErUBIIcASs WILL Do.
From the New York sun. to-day.
Congressman VIM. ID. Kelley came over from
Philadelphia yesterday, 10 look over the last
proofs OF his fort hcoming hook the industries oe
the south. He is inclined TO believe that Speaker
Carlisle viii accept the abolition OF the tobacco
taxes this winter, IN which case the republicans
will push the measure. too. unless an amendment
is tackled on reducing the tari1 duties Taking on
the tobacco taxes alone would make a decrease In
the Government revenues OF about s,sOOOOOO
yearly. The republican policy In tariff legislation
this session, Judge Kelley said yesterday would be
obstruction lie illustrated the fuea BY telling o
good story on Gen. bob" Schenck OF poker fame,
who tried 10 push tarln bill through the House
when he was chairman OF the ways and means
committee. The free traders steadfastly de layed
It's passage by trivial motions Finally Gen.
schenck arose and stated that he would withdraw
the bill and announce 10 the country that II hal
been nibbled 10 death by pismires. An objection
was made 20 his language, whereupon Gen.
Schenck said: 81 Will amend the epitaph, and say
that II was kicked 10 death by grasshoppers.n
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MARRIAaR LICENSES l1ceneea

issued by the clerk of the court TO Charles john
Miles; Thomas Ketcheil and Martha Drury, Of
Newport, K. l.; John w. Crusoe and Annie Nc
Keag; James Andrew Brady and Lizzie Halpap;
Preston and Eliza d. Jackson; w. j. Florance and
Georgiana woodward, both OF Manassas. Va; Rob
ert Boyd of New York city, and johanna = Null
10y: James A. Ballenger and Ella st. F. Hayden,
OF cedar Point, Md; George D. Ashton and Ida r.
Holman, OF Alexandria, Va; Maurice Maddox
Garden; @. ". CLANCY, Of rakoma Park, and Alice
l. Norton, OF Silver Spring, NO; Milton E Smith
ana Marie Agnes Easily smith; John Bronaugh
Abraham Goldman and Paunna Rubenstein, John
A. Peters and Missouri w. Pearnan, both OF Rich
mOnd. Va.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, october 25-F. j. Schneck &
Co.'S furniture factory and S. H. Teakel's agricul.
tural implement repair shops were burned this
morning. Loss 81, 600. origin unknown. THIS Is
the fourth time these firms have been burned out,
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snow NJ SlauntOns
STANTON, Va, october 20 It has been showing
hard all the morning, but the snow melts as II
fAllR
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To Arrange Giass Workerv' wages.

PfTTsBURG, PA, october GA conference of
hint glass manufacturers and workers 70 settle
the wages dispute Is being held here to-day. No
settlement had been effected at O'Clock this AZ.
ternOOn.
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the ATLANTA SteamS Away
NEW YORK, october 25.-Jay Goulds' steam yacht
Atalanta passed. out to-day On her way to Glib
raltar. Mr.. Gould will sail away ON the French
line steamer leaving here on Saturday next
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AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market
The following the opening aud closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson MAcartney. l4lQ street.
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2oR RIM

AlIll 18th st.. llrs5O
AZ AZ th ne. ox.m 4 1880
s iOth 81 Sc. Or. 10. 80
- 18th ne, 5r., m. IA
- "yle ne. Or. MILD
~ In q sORaSTEDI 4
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will be- Treated Alike,

DUBLIN, October 25.-During the hearing q
SIR Nllfrid Blunt's case at Moodford, to-day. the
crown counsel announced that English and Irish
agitators In Ireland would b. treated similarly.
To EXAMINE REcRUITs.-NaJor Chas- r. GreeD-
leaf, assistant 10 the surgeon General. has been
ordered 10 make a tour Of investigation OF the
method OF examining recruits at the various ~
cruiuns stations throughout the country.
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FOR lighthouses.


EOK RENI-
II Sl3 VI ave-, 3Or. .ts
20l3 AAss.Av.nw-l
1888 q 81. NV. IT.,
llO.I II st. NV Tor. -,
l1l2 l. st. NV, 1Vr.....
1906 = St, 1lr......:..
457 Mas :. ave. NV liz
s.5:l 9Th ct. W.. 11r. -,
4UJ u ST. n W.. lOr.--.
l1I0 18th st. NV, lH .
IO2 q st. Sc. lZr......
SO I 81. NV. Or.
sos Z ST. NV Sr.
lOu6 h st NV Or. ~
4Sy Mo.ave. IA W. Or. 81.
:yO4I " st. nv. lOr....
lOl3-l9 10th stn.w. Or
.52J y. J. ave. IA. W. 1r..
3lS I'd st Sc. Sr..-....
1ul2 1th ST. NV, 6r..
1913 b'd'y NV ST.,
406 II ST. ne, 81.
1919 L. Cap. st., 7r. %
1907 INV, Tor. 300
1907 VI st NV. Or. "a,
3l2 LIST st. o. q, 7r. "a
sU7 3rd ct. NV. f, Or. 70
1896 9th St n w.,7r.25,
or b H WA
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y .
building; has the following for rent FURNISHED
NO. Sl3 18th st. NV. 3-story aud attic Brick, IL
rooms, completely furnished and Piano $3.50 per
month.
month. ~
large. new and elegantly-buit 4-story and base
ment Brick on St. between 18th and goth SITS NV,
~ rooms and bath. all mod imps, heated by furnaces
month.
No. f. Iowa Circle n. ", corner p st.. contains Is
rooms handsomely furnished $500 per month.
No. 945 X St n. W., corner l0tn st.. contains II
rooms, handsomely furnished, 500 per month.
Desirxbly locatad House. containing IA rooms in
nnoropSh order and completely furnished S275 per
, Desirably located House, containing 12 rooms in
month
% Also an elegantly located new pressed Brick House
on new Hampshire ave. NV, r,onls baths, store
roons, &C.. completely and nicely furnished, includ
INK Piano, Glass and China ware Linen, silver, &C.,
81 NV ol3-l0t
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Tho District Esst mates.

The First Controller has completed his review OF
the District estimates and will make his report TO
the Secretary to-day. He recommends o good
many changes but their character wiz not yet be
made public.
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e. cSHlg sis HSs Ss:ss3s = a Gan
n ns%- -s 1l,s oNcv;ssss: e Slei Mey SS,
Whisiy. Il0s kosf sdy-Jsnussy. l1.2S Lad
sss so, - :S. ~, &se R'e'nbsr Sss; NAY SEQ
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DeArH or COMMODORE GIBsoN.-The Navy De-
partment has been informed Of The asath OF Com
modore william Gibson at Atlantic City on the
ga. He was native OF Maryland, but was ap-
pointed to the Navy from PennaytyaniA In le61,
served as midshipman during the Mexican war.
Early in the rebellion he was COMMISSIONED q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and commanded Q gun
boat during the operations on the James kiver.
He COMMANDED one OF the trooclAds In the Vpernr
lions on Char ieston and distinguished himself In
many ways He was retired - commander In
1907, but was afterward restored 90 the act1ve
list
ABOUT 70 Macy HD EIaBfn wrYA-JaA b. Len,
Q farmer Of Midd.eneld. Conn. haS JUS Died He
was widely known throughout the state o. &C.
count OF his matrimonial experiences, 10 having
bsen married seven ttmeA Thseeoe has wtvss are
eesd snd fonr eN III ncns: AZ ~ ~ go ~, ~
year ago, obtained divorce from his seventh wtfe
About three weeks PRIOR 70 nls oeAee - eelAn 70
pay marked attention 20 widow req1d1nI In Wome
Held, and n was said that " was h1s Intention 70
have entered the bonds q 0Assamony for IL
eighth ttme.
A.
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~ aLNI-lsQ1 viRMoST AVE. FURNISHED
o2Z-3ss
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TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is offered free TO every subscriber for year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. IL is handsomely printed
book OF l9l pages pTOfusely Illustrated win more
than 100 coIured maps anu dag rams ana contains
a wealth or general Information See advertise
ment In another column.
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BALTIMORE No.. October 25.-virginis con.
new threes. U-,s bid to-day.
BALTiM0EK ND. October Cotton quiet and
steady-mddung. 9H. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-
southern quiet and stesdy: red, 77sSl; amber, 70a
W; westsrn quiet bus nrH and hiyhsri No. winter
s2Aa53S January. S4ksS4E Corn-southeSn quiet
o a1se. a sna ..a aass aSsss SsSS 1855 Ss.'s1
S Ssd S sSS 1sxsS.A Xsss oss.
western white S5a36; western mixed. SSa3z Rye
n nss.a: 5SaY0 fIovistons dull but sssady md m;
s and. sasy.nio c.rESss 0r9t1.H 70 fsif: lS1a19
4iysrpool. per stsansR neminal1 etesdy-cotton
1900 b.sssl: us.ss sSsS.!: so4S 73So
nSsnslsi Data 100 buahsls; re l00Q hcS6sis shR
S osesst sss:, xs sos s:
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A DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY.
Revealed by the sudden Death Of q
American i'm London.

LONDON, october 25.-A man died suddenly in
body. On searching the clothing Of the dead the
fact was discovered that he was American and
was connected with dynamite conspiracy.
The names OF his fellOw.cOnspirators were given,
but the police will not be able to arrest them be.
cause they have not committed any overt acts.
An inquest over the remains will be held tO-mor-
row, when full disclosures regarding the conspir-
acy are probable.
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EoR RENT -
azs 6a,i 5a9 z nw... $4,000
az 5s s. =. NV l;SoO0 sSs ss
1 lSsI III i sS ~
ST. mr. i6t6 ms)e20o0 l520 Conn. ave-. 200 90
ave- aud iSsz 5s. is 1899
$sSSs i4 4 b. H. 1SSS
1928 y L ave- 5000 1901 sisi 81 NV. 100 %
'::: Is$$$
%G:s Ss:,:sss
.eS iHRfz c S5G 2ss 7ss 18th NV
FH94hs fIEES y; ~ oaam. FE s5
st. sFsfafR iis :; nss
EOR RENT-A BLOCK OF NEW HOUSES BY NO.
ss 49, e. !, month. Apply to iooSG s1GkDTks.
LoR RENT-ELEGANT BRICK DWELLING. s. G.
sn .S5s1a JOHN L. BEATL Co.
IoR RENT-330s SHERMAN AVE; 4 ROOMS;
slo Per mSnth; Keys next door. A. L. BARBLh 4
oo. LeOrolt bulldmx ol3m
E3k RENT1AN ELEGANT AND COMPLETELY:
- furnished house; 10 rooms and bath rooms: all
conveniences. Address 1886 K ST n. W. o2I-et
ECoR RENT-TwO ELEGANT DWELLINGS. 0l4
- ana 9lo > st. NV; Just finished; walnut,
the other IN cherry tweive rooms, cellar all modern
improvements: large yard and she'd with servant to-
closets TO 2O-toot alley. Address ONNkR $40 5th St
w. of;.JYn
EOR RENT-A NEW TwO-sTOKY BAY wINDOW
and back building brick House, $40 o st. NV.
eight rooms; all modern conveniences. Inquire OF
thANk L. BROWNING. 416 9th ST. NV o6.Im
[rOR Rents ST. NE, SEWN ROOMS; I
St y e. nine rooms; modern improvements, newly
painted and papered hrstcass condition: houses
+. W. CALLAoHAN, s3l North Capitol ST. o3-2m
EOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
Il dine house. y rooms excellent locality ... 500
1918 st. NV, IA rooms, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5O
EfouEd Moor $50 St NV, rooms so
upper rooms o3o St NV. each ............,, Is
1oS1 2lst Ut. NV, 8 rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a
Ieniey town road and cooley Lane, 10 rs, %
Ienleytown ROAD at northern Georgetown bound.
JOHN e BEXIL Co, ~
ot-Am 1921 r street.
OTTAGEIMMEDIATELYO OPPOSITE
PRESIDENT Cieveland's corner Tenieytown Road aud
MO490ley Lane containing ~ rooms: SIS per month.
JOHN T. bhAlL q co. 1921 st. NV su25-2m
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Equity Court or Emily r. Lewis against Enoch NJ.
Lewis, was called up to-day be.ore Judge Merrick
upon plaintiffs mollon Tor ailmony, pendenIe lite,
and counsea lees. K b. Lewis appeared as attorney
and Marion Duckett as attorneys Tor defenaanL
Tue court refused u allow thing Tor counsei fees
or maintenance 10 the vile. kemarkiIs That it Was
due 10 Mr.. Lewis Qhe defendant 81 reputation that
the allegations OF the Dlll OF complaint should be
1nves tgaled, and that he should pay So by
November l, ami IS py November ., 10 be used In
defrayng the expenses OF The suit and Tor no olner
purpose, or 50 much thereof as might be necessary
Tor naf mn
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNETER.-The following
were the readings at The Signa once to-day: a.
w., 40; PIN, Al; MAXIMUM. 80; MINIMUM 30.
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EOR RENT-Msss. az.
II near DupvntClr..l7r.

EOR RENT-Msss. az.
Il near DupvntCir-.l7r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. u
1928 l ST., 10r., m. 1. =.
S03 2lst st, 12r. ,m.L6o.
2l31 X ST., yr.. furn .05.
z5IS l. St, 1Ur-, H. LOO.
2lIU q ST., Tor, m.i.40.
us 2lsi. Tor, m. !. 30.
3U65 M St, 7r., m. 4. 30.
23U3 NJ St, Or. ni.L.x7.
l1J0 10Th ST. Or, m. lbs.
1882 ID st. s.w.. Or. an,
slore:--.--.---...-.-...
2llS II St. sr. %.
291S Olive av,.... 6r.22.
1905 W ST. 6rs..
l7u5 y. Y. ave. Sr- 20.
81 2lst ST.. 6r.......20.
l2ls 2lst St, 6r. 20.
I'll I'd ST.. Or. 20.
2033 X st, 7r............
1919 Tenn. ave. 4rs. :. .
Corner Cleveland and
boundary SITS. 6r.. II.
2SO3 III st, Sr........17.
Fora iull list apply TO
OBJ
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The Crow Outbreak.


TROOPS 10 ARREST TIE OUTLAW INDIANS.
The War Department has received Q dispatch
stating that Gen. Ruger, who h at Fort Custer,
has sent troop OF cavalry and company OF In
fantry to arrest the outlaw Indians who wandered
away from the Crow Reservation TO Tongue River.
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District Government Affairs.
RUIrDISG PERMITS

have been issued by Inspector Enrwise as follows
10 erect-Sarah E Sharp, brick dweuing, No. 2l9
6tn street southwest; $500. j. ii. Gordon, blick
dwelling, No. 3o2S z street northwest; $1,000. j.
ton Place northeast; $1,000. smith q Thomas,
four brick dwellings,, Nos. s0S To Ga 18th street
northeast: x2.400. stephen GuItl brick STORE
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r. \ ave. near I7th 81,

rlfr-....-.--,.:.--..4l6.o
srrsgut 80 l6r. Aleu-
y, nes.r IL N 81. NV. .375
COIN ave. near n 1874 SO
hear 18th 81, .:S.}.y 80
VI ave. Rear L st, 800
loOs AAsz ave. l1r. 800
1873 y. h. ave. l5r. 300
l21 n n ave. l:sr. .3UO
Slz 18th At NV x:>r. 300
LIB Conn e.,14r:,9l 81
2O13 X 81 NV llr. 20
TOM. ave-, near l. st. 200
\ 81. near 18th. l5r. $50
&Oll Conn., ave- j 5r $50
leth ~. nsar y, l3r. 100
$50 yer- p NV. lor.2 80
lab X 81. nw.........ss5O
Nsse-ay.n-w-.n rlsth. lor-
.Gl1 y o.. NV. l3r.. 200
The abOye Houses can d.
Cur Oihce only. ThOl
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor kENT-PLEASANT SIX-RO0M HOUSE, IN
- good order; bsth. gzs: rooms pspered: price SIS
Der month Apply for key at oil Defrees st. nw.o223'
EcOR RENT 931 P ST. N. w., A THREE-STORY
- and basement Brick Dwelling, 10 rvoms and bath;
~ mod inps. rent $40. TYLER kUThkk. UnD,
1917 y st. n. ". o22-6ts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TrOR sALE-CHEAP-FARMF FIVE NILES FROM
Il City. Prince Georges County, Md, lis acres, ane
residence and all necessary oubuildings Terms easy
o22-3t J.E. CULLINANE, 436 7th Of. . "
EOR sALE-A SPLENDID I.IOO-ACRE STOCK
Farm IN Maryland, 20 miles down the Potomac, with
good river landing Tor sale exchange property In
this city. n A PHILLIPS. l428 n. Y. ave- 022-lm
EOR sALE-A FARM OF l0l ACRES FOR olo
Il per acre, one hours ride railroad from c. near
20. echools church. and stores good buidipgy fruit
&c. Call st 1130 New Jersey ave. NV. o22-3ts
INOK sALE-FARM OF 265 ACRES IN NARY
4 land, on the 9TH st. road; large house. stable &c
ALSO Farm near Garrett Park 800 scres, at 07S PET
ROR sALE-.PENN- DENNIs"-A BEAUTIFUL
country resdence % Falls Church, Fairfax county
Va, miles from Washington, CONTAINING SO scres 81
nns land set in clover and timothy iully stocked
neW optbuidngs well fenced; fruit trees; very high
SSI ct'SR; l'SSsa co. i4os is 'sf ols.av
mob sALE-CHEAP-LOTs AT FOREST GLEN
+ Nd ON the new Subdivision, !. 2, aud 8 cents per
loot Forest Glen Is only 20 minutes rids from city,
J. X HERTFOkD, 1493jS st. s2O-Ims
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iaoI i6th st n.v.I2r.2oo
l2V4 18th NV. 13r 200
1916 h stn.v.,lur. 1861
1928 Ri ave. ! lr. Il 1851
Ioll :, lst n-w-llr. loo.os
1910 n st n.w-l4r.1 0o. %
lzU0 N St n -, i lr. LOO
SIG 9th st. nv .l0r. :. $50
2lJ A st s.e.. l4r.,;..150
1915 2lst ct n-w-.lir. 80
lOOs 1th st. n.w-14r .l5Q
lIU0 Conn aye-.-.....lZo
l1O:s 18th Il. n w-11r.l2o
h, near 18th ST. n-w-iH-
1910 lyth St n-w.,lOr. 10
l4Oy 20th q. n.w..Sr. .lx5
l3H Ost. NV. 1lr..-n5
SO23 y St NV. 1lr. - lW
$ Cook row n W.. i2r--1OO
1896 10th sf. n-w-lOr.loO
examined By permit from
las J. FIsHfk q CO.,
1924 y st. n. v.
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wylie ne. 5r.10.50
kesr y62f I ST., 4r.......1Q
1873 Bdy. 81. ne. 5r......9
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COR RENT-BY r. q. HOLMAN.
FURNISHED

advertised frye Of cost to the owner
For list of property for sale, call send at Office
ga b. hoffman, ioth and X sts NV
EoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE ROOMS LARGE
IL back yard to alley. 1920 St Inquire at 1873
14th ST Tor keys. &c; rent s22. o24-1~'
IvoR RENT-l32O sTH ST. n W., 10 ROOMS;
u al mod impa. together with very nm large sta
BILE W. c. DUVhlL-
o24-3t 925 st NV.
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lSOR RENT-COSY SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
Il with bath, bay window nice cellar, and mod ru
improvements 24l 10th ST. n. 80 in advance. Ap-
ply at 700 u st. N. between and $3.50 o2;l-3t.
l.OR RENT-I926-2S AND 80 9TH ST. NV
II two-story bricks. with bay windows six rooms and
bath; all mod imps-: III good order. b. II. WAkNER
& CO., GIG St. NV. o22-
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TJNO. A. PRESCOTT l4io st n w. fKelloer
Build has the following Houses for rent (unfur-
nished):
2ls st. NV, four story brick 10 rooms and bath
modern improvements. 500 per month. :
I2z1 New York ave. NV, three-story brick 10
rooms and bath. modern improvements 675 per
month.
2O50 9TH st w, two-story brick, O rooms, store
per month.
:.0l2 9Th st. n w.. Just above Boundary two story
orcA with Large and roomy back building,
srpie s,auonary wash stands III all the rooms zpun-
dance Oi Closets large and small; in all modern
improvements. $50 per month.
Nice frame Cottage 0i rooms with large grounds.
month. ~" WV ~
Inf rnished, 4-story Brick n e. corner Of 18th and
e15 per month '
APplyto JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
ol.S-lot IAIN y a. N -
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1925 LIST fur. llr....lzi
Cor. X 81. and Conn. ave.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10
The second.street Cable Road.

The Erpress cites the case of lady
who, while returning from church last
Sunday, boarded Second.street cable
car and found that she had given all
her change to the church and had moi
the wherewitha to pay her car fare.
She, being we'll known. spoke to the
conductor about her scarcity of funds,
and not liking his reply left the car and
started home on foot. She beat the
time of the car several minutes in half
mill. The Erpress is mistaken. The
Second street cable oars run very swift
ly. In fact, few weeks ago one of the
cars ran so swiftly that it forgot to stor
at the end of the line on Second street
and ran considerable distance into
Spring street. The man who presides
over the destinies of this cable line
should see to it that the brakes are IN
good order, for if the cable was to breal
coming down Second street hill the cal
would not stop much short of the river.
An extra brakeman should be provided
for each car.